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Marian Green

b. 1944

British pagan

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Born 1944. Marian Green is a British writer.

Marian Green (born 1944) is a British author who has published about magic, witchcraft and the "Western Mysteries" since the early 1960s.

She founded and continues to organise the Quest Conference held every year in the UK and has edited the magazine Quest since founding it in 1970. She created the Green Circle, a network of pagans and occultists, in 1982. She teaches that the old divinities can be encountered in the natural world, alone and without prescribed ritual forms. She teaches visualisation as a means to self-transformation which will make effecting change possible: "By changing our point of view, by developing our own inner skills, each of us can learn to shape the world into the perfect planet everyone yearns for."

Green runs residential and non-residential weekends and correspondence courses, under the aegis of The Invisible College, which she founded. These activities are advertised in Quest. She is also a frequent speaker at other venues in the UK and the Netherlands. She is the author of over twenty books. Her manuals are widely used in the witchcraft community, and she has been influential in the development of the solitary movement in English witchcraft.

Select bibliography Magic in Principle and Practice. Self-published, 1971. Quest, 2010. . The Gentle Arts of Natural Magic: Magical Techniques to Help You Master the Crafts of the Wise. Thoth, 1987. Rev. ed. 1997. . The Path Through the Labyrinth: The Quest for Initiation into the Western Mystery Tradition. Element, 1988. . Thoth, 1994. . A Witch Alone: Thirteen Moons to Master Natural Magic. Thorsons/Aquarian, 1991, 2002. . A Calendar of Festivals: Traditional Celebrations, Songs, Seasonal Recipes & Things to Make. Element, 1991. . Everyday Magic: Bring the Power of Positive Magic into Your Life. Thorsons, 1995. . Natural Witchcraft: The Timeless Arts and Crafts of the Country Witch. Thorsons, 2001. . The Modern Magician's Handbook. Thoth, 2001. . Practical Magic: A Book of Transformations, Spells & Mind Magic. Lorenz, 2001. . The Book of Spells II: Over 40 Charms and Magic Spells to Increase Your Physical, Mental, and Spiritual Well-Being. Quarto/Barron's, 2001. . Treasure of the Silver Web: A Tale of Questing for Secrets in a Land of Mists and Mysteries. New Leaf, 2012. .

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British pagan

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Marian Green is a writer.

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